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2010 Proposed US Sports Class Handicaps
On Jan 6, 3:05*pm, Rick Culbertson wrote:
I know if I attend the Sport Nationals at Parowan, the only US contest site I know of that has had un-ballasted task speeds break the 100 mph barrier, I'll be sure to be at the full allowed HC weight, fixed of course after plenty of drinking water and tail ballast. I'm certain I wouldn’t be alone in this obvious goal! Why would you bother? If you are less than the handicap weight for a sports class contest your handicap is adjusted in your favor. Better that than be injured (or worse) by poorly fitted fixed ballast in an bad off airport landing. The inequitable handicap weight is only an issue in FAI classes flying under no ballast rules. Here there is no handicap adjustment. Andy |
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